Mohammad Asif Predicted the 3-0 Whitewash | Pakistan Cricket | Nakash Khan Show

Pakistan have been whitewashed 3-0 in England for the first time in history, and Mohammad Asif saw all of it coming. This conversation was recorded on day two of the Lord's Test, three days before the PCB dropped seven players and sacked two coaches. Watch 1:09. Asif says that by the time this episode goes up, Pakistan will have lost the second Test and probably the third as well. Both happened. Then he goes through this side player by player, and most of the names he is hardest on were sent home within seventy two hours. He says Mohammad Rizwan's time behind the stumps is up. He calls Salman Ali Agha the laadla and says there are men in this XI who would not get into a good club side in Pakistan. He jokes that the coaching staff deserve another ten years. Rizwan, Imam-ul-Haq and Salman Ali Agha were dropped on 31 August, and Sarfaraz Ahmed and Umar Gul lost their jobs in the same week. Mohammad Asif is one of the best seam bowlers Pakistan has ever produced, and none of this is said gently. He starts with an attack averaging 125 kph, a team leaning entirely on Mohammad Abbas, and batsmen walking at Pakistan's quicks off the front foot. He explains why Ali Raza should have been on that plane, why the PSL has stopped producing fast bowlers, what the Dukes ball does that this attack cannot read, and why the 150 kph bowler the selectors suddenly found after Headingley tells you everything about the planning. Then the rest of the XI. Babar Azam averaging 18 and the politics that broke him, and the moment Babar became bigger than the board. Saud Shakeel, Shan Masood, Abdullah Shafique and Azan Awais. Asif asks what the PCB has actually done in twenty years, why Mushtaq Ahmed is building Bangladesh's spinners instead of Pakistan's, and what paisa, siyasat and lobbies have done to selection. He answers for the sweater controversy, explains why India pulled so far ahead on domestic structure and body language, disagrees with Imran Khan and Ramiz Raja on ending department cricket, and closes with a bowling masterclass on revolutions, wrist position and getting zip off the pitch. CHAPTERS 0:00 What Mohammad Asif came to say 1:09 Recorded on day two of the second Test 1:42 "The poorest Pakistan side to tour England in 50 years" 1:58 Mohammad Abbas is carrying this attack alone 2:24 Pakistan was built on fast bowling, so what broke 3:52 125 kph, the pace collapse in numbers 4:51 Asif's own road from the village to Test cricket 6:26 Ali Raza should have been on that plane 7:23 Kookaburra vs Dukes, and what this attack cannot read 8:09 Why the PSL is not producing fast bowlers 9:41 The 150 kph bowler they found after the first Test 9:58 Twenty years in charge, what have you actually done 10:15 Where Pakistan's spinners went, and Mushtaq Ahmed with Bangladesh 10:48 Paisa, siyasat and the lobbies behind selection 11:05 Ninth in the world, and the next stop is tenth 11:27 Babar Azam averaging 18, what actually broke 12:50 When Babar Azam became bigger than the PCB 13:37 Salman Ali Agha, the laadla system, and the club cricket line 14:27 Mohammad Rizwan's keeping and his place in the XI 15:47 Saud Shakeel, and the talent nobody has tested 16:42 Azan Awais and Abdullah Shafique 17:03 A player's age shows in his sprint, and Nasser Hussain's verdict 17:38 Shan Masood, and why domestic runs stop at the border 18:41 Ninth in Tests, eighth in ODIs, fifth in T20 19:00 Why India pulled so far ahead 19:39 "Their fitness level is zero", and the broken biomechanics 20:25 The coaching staff, in Mohammad Asif's own words 22:15 Imran Khan, Ramiz Raja and the end of department cricket 23:12 The sweater controversy explained 25:31 Body language, and the goosebumps that are gone 27:11 Bowling masterclass: revolutions and zip off the pitch 28:32 The Curtly Ambrose trick, and one tip for batsmen Subscribe for more conversations that matter. #MohammadAsif #PakistanCricket #PAKvsENG #PCB #BabarAzam CONNECT WITH ME Instagram   / nakashkhann   Facebook   / nakash.khann   Facebook Page   / nakashkhan.k5   Tiktok   / nakashkh   LinkedIn   / nakashkhann   Twitter   / nakashkhann   Subscribe Youtube    / @nakashkhann   Contact nakashkhanshow@gmail.com #nakash #thenakashkhanshow